Lebanese Forces chief smuggled $16 MM prior to banking crisis: Reports
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2 min readAn anti-corruption activist says a large number of politicians, judges, and journalists have benefited from subsidies before smuggling them to offshore bank accounts prior to the collapse of the banking Ponzi scheme.
Samir Geagea, leader of the Christian Lebanese Forces party, enters a hall to meet with his senior party officials, Lebanon, April 4, 2014(AP)
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